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FINANCIAL.
FEW Yoyx IAE1rMoRx, AND xscu-
HoHD STOCK xxCHAsgys
rB, ,.lerr.pn to tho pt.p.sca.l

New YORK. June fa-Deaiings In the Stock
Exchange to-day were suddenly Interrupted ~
neon by the death Of vice-Presidont A. u.
nm. and the exchange was closed for the re-
maindor Of the DAY. Trading during the Sos
sion was moderately active, and, under gene-
rally improved feeling, was marked by q urn
tone There WAS considerable fevertshuess
APPARENT, however. Fluctuations were within
comparatively narrow limits except In lev
stocks. Conspicuous among these were Wheel
ing and Lake Erie. Reading. and Pacific Nail.
The opening was strong, with Jersey Central
up per cent. while advances In the remain.
der were within 4. The market soon qui stoi
down except for Western Union and Reading:
Further advances we're mado Ia the ffst hall
hour. after which partial reaction took pisHe
and the movement in price became very small.
A firm tone was resumed before the eni OF the
first hour and higher figures recorded In most
Of The list. Toward noon, however, more de-
clded heaviness was developed. and prices
generally were brought below those OF the
orehing. the market at the interruption OF
business. being quiet but heavy. Total sales.
III COO shares. Final figures are usually In
favor Of advances. although those az active
stocks are for insignificant fractions only.
NEw logK. July l5-AOJn--stocss dull ana
heavy. money easy at 4a5 per cent. tx-
chauge-Long. ss2; short, is3k. Governments
dull.
EreniRg.-Exchange duh and steady. Money
easy az las Sub-Treasury balances--Goli.
flSi.9S3,O 600; currency. tl2.3Si 900. Governments
dull; per cents, lg7A; ~ per cents, iSa'
Sfato hands dull
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THE BRAND ON CAIN

was not more fearful than are the marks OF
skin diseases, and yet DIR. Piercc's Golden
them. Blotehes. pimples, erup.iona. pustuies,
scaly incrnstations. Jumps, iniiamed patches
sait-rheum. letter, boils, carbuneles, ulcers,
old sores. are by its use healed quickly and
nermanently.
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Cement.WOyks burned.

10y telegraph 90 Tho Dispatch.I
RoNDoUT, n. Y, July l5.-The Law
renee Cement-Works, at Eddyyille,
were burned this morning. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $3l, 900.
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Young and middle aged mon, suffering from
nervous debility and Kindred affections. ~
!oss Of memory and hypochondria. should en-.
!, eaiise suggesting sure means Of cure. Ad-
cresa WorldB Dispensary Me1lcal Association,
Buffalo. u. y.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nd, July ia.-Virginia Ga, con-
solidated, 40; past-due coupons, 684; 10. new
81. G31S; do. 10s0's, with coupons, 80. Bid
to-day.
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RICKNogD STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. July Is, 1881.
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-i.0o0 Virginia new SIS,
registered, at ca.
SECOND BOARD. GOO Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake railroad LIST mortgage %. b.
at 1l6.
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COTTON MACHINERY.
SECOND-HAND COTTON MA
- CHINERY FOR SALE.

3-S6 In. Kitson Lappers $50 In. Franklin
Foundery Cards. $50 liz. Within Cards. i-3S
In. Hardy. 80 IN. Lowell Doubler. Within
Railway heads. 3 Heads lst Drawing 2 10 i,-i5
deliveries. 4 Heads % Drawing % LID
deliveries. 3 City Machine Company siubDers.
/ Mason slubber fiy.Frames. So Warp
Frames. I C0-spindlo carpoDtor-recl. ispool-
ers 4 Hopedale Wrappers. 5sS Mule SPIN
dies. Is 15-in. Drawing Cans $50 Din. Draw
ing Cans. Also. lot OF warp quills, bobDins.
spools, wRrper beams, &c, &C.
All 81 the ABOVE machinery is now In
WOONsOCKET COAPANiS MILLS, recently
purchased by us. and must be sold i'm m lately,
as the rooms now occupied BY IL are wanted
for other purposes.
Fun particulars and description ma.
chiDery sent on application to WOONsOc kEr
ELECTRIC MACHINE AND POWER COxPA-
ny, Wooneocket, Il L ~ i1in
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Fire This Morning.

An alarm of fire was turned in at 3
O'Clock this morning from Box %, cor
ner of Seventeenth and Marshall streets
Damage unknown.
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pooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- ExEcUrkO At vnH nlsck1cn Pan1h
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Hr4- THIRD PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH.-sunday school at go A. ". Rey.
II. X. HowIsoS. astor, at 1, A. NJ. aud si3 r.
81. Seats free.
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FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT

We quote: Fine. s2.50st275; sapernne, f2.75s
1895; extra, So 50aS3.75; family, tati.53; psleni
family, country, $s.75as5.z5
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

NJHHUND, July 10, 4OcII
OYFERINgs
WHRAr-Longberry. ,306 bushels. Short
berry, so bushels. Total. 2,ii6 bushels.
CORs.-Mhito, 1900 bushels. Mixed, 100
bushels Total, $500 bushels
PEAs-f4 bushels
FLOUR.--195 barrels.
MILI-OFPAI--12 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT-L0Dgbsrry 200 bushels prime on
private terms 66 bushels common al 72c. 40
bushels common at 10c. ShOrtberry, 5l2 bush
els yer, good at &c.; 1876 bushels common at
eGc. - bushels common at sJc.
MILL-OFFAL.-iS tons on private terms.
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top, five miles from the City of MeXico-is
still rich with gold and silver and the vest
mcnts of her sacred images heavy with prec-
iOus stones. In this sanctuary there Is bal
ustrade of solid silver, 70 feet long and three
feet high. A few months ago an enterprising
American offered to replace it with Il silver
plated affair of the same design, and nav a
bonus of $500. 900; but the church Indignantly
declined the proposition. Not long since one
of the enormous silver chandeliers of the
Puebla cathedral was melted down, and when
coined Mt the mint, yielded sixty thousand sill
yer dollars.
Speaking of silver reminds me of the State
OF Guerrero. Lately some Spaniards went to
1guala, in that State, to take posses ssion of
tract of land inherited from a deceased rela-
tive. But the Guerrero Indians utterly rcfls-
ell to give up the ground, Notwithstanding that
some faded parchments, fshed out of the gov
ernment archives, bear witness to the fact that
shortly after the Spanish conquest that section
was officially granted to 1.-THE loyal subject and
brave soldier, Don Juan GonZaga and his
heirs forever" Here is theme fit for the
sainted author of Ramona. The aborignes
say: "We can prove by all the traditions of
our people that our fathers owned these hills
and valleys during the reign Of the elder Mon
tczuma. We are not like the white mcn-our
people never sell their hOmesteads and the
graves of their ancestors. No pale face has
ever dwelt here, and we will shoot the first
one who dares to trespass on our domain"
And they did shoot when the alien heirs be-
came importunate. Eight balls were extracted
from the perforated Spaniarls, every one of
which was of solid silver,-thus limiting that
the mining lands of Iguala must be extremely
rich. FANNIE b. WARD.
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21
A Taste for Reading.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL: In
books we have the best products of the best
minds. We should esteem it great privilege
to pass an evening with Shakespeare, Bacon,
Carlyle. Irving, or Longfcllow, were it pos
sbe. But we might find them touched with
intirmity, weary. darkened with the shadow of
trouble, or absorbed with oppressive thoughts.
But when we take down one of their volumes
we run no such risk. There we have their
best thoughts embamed in their best words;
the golden fruit of wisdom ripened on the
boughs ere it was gathered; when mortal
cares We're forgotten, lain bare to the finest
cill'ences of truth and beauty. How little we
Know OF the lives of these men but how much
we know of them. There is no inevitable con-
ncction between intellectual cultivation on the
one hand and individual virtue or social WELL
being on the other. "The tree of knowledge
is not the tree Of life Genius and learning
are frequently found in combination with
great vices, and with contemplate weakness;
and a community may be highly cultivated and
grossly corrupt; but the man who has the
greatest amount of intellectual resources, is,
generally, in the least danger from inferior
temptations. because he has fewer lille mo-
mcnts. The ruin of most men dates from Va
cant or lille hours. Occupation is the right
arm OF the soul, while the train of ideneSs is
borne up by all the vices. The Devil in fish
ing for men adapts his bait to the taste and
temperament of his prey; but is always pleas
ed with oilers as they will bite at naked
hook.
a young man away from home, frcndIcss
and torlorn i'll 4 great city, finds his hours of
peril between sunset and bedtime; for the
lhoon and stars see more evil in an hour than
the sun in Il whole day. Evening brings the
Wandcrer to his home, the child to its mothers
arms, the OK to his stall, and the weary laborer
to his rest. But the gentIc-hearted youth in
great city is homeless amid a thousand homes.
and evening brings to him an aching scene of
loneliness. which comes down upon his spirit
like darkness upon the earth. lie is easily led
aatray because he Is social, atlcctonate, SYM
pathetic and warm hearted. To Il young man
thus circun>tallceti, let me say that books are
the friends of the frien,lIess. and a library i.
the home of the homeless. A taste for reading
will always carry YOU into the best possible
company, and enable you to converse with
men who will instruct you by their wisdom
and charm you by their wit, soothc YOU when
frctte'!. refresh you when weary. Here you
can enjoy the beauty and power of the pen and
press combined.
"Thc pen and the press blest alliance. com
bncd
To soften the heart and cnlighttn the mind;
The pen to the treasures of knowledge give
birth,
The press sends them forth to the ends of the
earth:
Their battles for truth are triumphant in
deed.
And the rod of the tyrant is snapped like
reed;
They were made to cNat Us, to teach us, to
bless,
These invincbc brothers he pen and the
press. j. ~
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Sons of Temperance.

The annual session of the National division
of Sons of Temperance opened Mt Boston.
July 18th. The annual report of the most
wort by patriarchs shows an increase in mem-
bership of 3,S51, making Il total membership
of A.319. A notable gain has been made in
South Carolina, where Twenty-Five new divis-
ions have been formed and three reinstatct.
The present year promises to be Il notable
one in regard to the strengthening of the
movement for the submission of constit,l-
tional prohibitory amendments to the people.
The number of divisions in operation Dec
II, 1856, was 1855; increase during the year. 20.
The greatest increase in membership has been
in the grand division in Pennsylvania, and the
greatest decrease has been in the grand division
of Ontario. The aggregate receipts of the
year from all sources are considerably in adj
vance of those of the previous year. The
assets of the National Division are $500. The
province of Nova Scotia has the largest men,
bership, 1863.
There were present at the opening of the scs-
sion @3 representatives from 15 grand divisions
and IA representatives from nine grand diyis-
ions were subsequently inflated. The grand
divisions represented are the Eastern New
York, New Jersey Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, Illinois,
New Hampshire, New Brunswick, Prince
Edwards Island, Ontario, Rhode Island and
Nova Scotia.
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21

MAINE STATE GRtNoE- y. of H.. Hon. Fred k
Rptic, MASTER Gorham; r. \. Allen, Secretary
East Auburn.
MAINE STATE AGIuCTLri'RAL SOCIETY Hon
Rufus Prince, President south Turner; ~. L.
Drnui~on, secretary Portland.
MAINE BOARD or AGRICrLTI'RE: j. NJ. Deer
ing, President, saro; Il. A. Gilbert, secretary
North Greene.
EASTERN MAINE FAIR ASSOCIATION Hon. j. T.
Bass, President Bangor; Ezra H. Stcarns, See
ret.iy Bangor.
MAiSE STATE JERSEY CArTLE Ass"cIATioS
ttry, Winthrop. -
MAINE STATE PoMoLoGIcAL SoCIETY e. :
Pope, President, Manchester; Samuel l.. Board
man, secretary, Augusta.
MAINE BEE nEErERs' ASSOCIATION: j. Is. Ma
-nn, President, Mechanic Falls Isaac llutchins
Secretary, Wellington.
WESTERN MAINE BEE kEErERs' ASSOCIATION
Dr. J. a. Morton, President Bethel; r. ID. Well
romc, Secretary Poland.
MAINE MERISO SHEEP BREEDERS ASSOCIA
TIo> Col. :. W. Tinkham, President, Anson; Geo
r. Moore, Secretary, North Anson.
MAINE tPICuLruRAL SOCIETY: Rev. c. NJ
Herring, President, Brunswick; Mrs NJ. W iIinck
cy, Secretary. Bowdoinham
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Rucklen's ArnlCa Sslve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptons, and positively cures Piles pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
lion, or money refunded. Price p cents per box
For sale by Richard ii. Moody.
At country boarding house always talk loud,
help Yourself first and abuse the place and the
people. 1t nclines your fellow bOar,lers to think
that you have been a superintendent OF an insane
asylum.
Advice 10 Mothers.
Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethings the prescription OF the best female
nurses and physicians in the United States, and has
been used for forty years with never falling
the process of teething its value is incalcuablc Il
relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and
diarrhGa, gripping in the bowels, and wind collie.
BY giving health to the child Il rests the mother
Price 25c. bottle. ly4S
An inquirer asks. "Shoud the young man knecl
when he makes the prOposal?" This inquirer is
evidently poor specimen He will probably have
I" get down on all fOurs and grOvel.
What makes the breath SO fragrant, pure?
What makes the rosy gums endure?
What makes the teeth SO pearly white?
What makes the mouth dear delight?
Iis SOZODONT, that precious boon
Which none can use too late, too soon.
It is Never Tee Late
10 cleanse the teeth, and render the breath oiorif
efois with Fragrant SOZODONT, but IL 10 best 10
use. nsc this W Onderfnl Vegetable Elixir before the
teeth gin to fall and the breath to lose Its fresh
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Single Conf "a Of The Jnurnnl

'npy 'o had al the following places,
BEL A>r--l"urnai Office. J. :. aidWoii ~ 90,
MHlu i, VI L. Woudcnrk n SON. Main II. u. l..
Palmer, Masonic Temple High II.
- tHSPoRr.-At the Post blcc-
iiI "kSFUHl.-t.ncry X Go.
NINIIlaoKI. T.. NJ. Hail.
tAMnEN.-F. Lewis.
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Local Agents for the Journal.

fhc following are authorized To receive >ulscrp-
t nl- and advertisements for the Journal
NfNR~PoHr.-C. r. Adams.
ANVlLll.-Ilon. y. T. NickerSon.
Np\i;pE Franklin Chase.
rlRpDRT.-t.. VI. Hail.
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21

The Union Labor party has had convention
and made nominations in Texas as well as in
Ohio. The Ohio platform was adopted In the
main, but the temperance plank was rejected
rs not being strong enough. The party in Texas
Is for prohibition.
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21
Not the Hon. James G.. Blaine.

The Mugwump papers which have started
of again in full cry after Mr.. Blaine on the
strength of an alusion TO HBIainc Of Maine in
the nion Pacific memorandum will be inter-
ested in the following extract from the New
York sun. the paper which published the list
in full
I'VE suppose that, to a majority of those
who have examined this remarkable corrup-
ton list, the most interesting entry is that
which charges Blaine of Maine with 200
shares of non-accessible stock. valued at SI0.-
600. and marks him Right While there are
no nitials which identify the recipient of the
bounty as the Hon. James G. Blaine, the na-
tura assumption would be that he was meant
We respectfully warn all Mugwumps and 9TH
ers against drawing ha>ty conclusions with
reference to the distinguished statesman row
travelling in Europe. This is not another
Mullisan affair. 1t is true there is now. for
public purposes only one Blaine of Maine.
but that was not the case when the conden-
tai statement was prepared. The Congress
that passed the Pacific Railway act was the
Thirty-scventh. Mr.. James q. Blaine served
his first term in the Thrtv-eighth.'
The suns warning comes too late to save the
Mugwump papers from displaying their ma
l.nity, but it is singular that none of them
discovered that when these transactions oc-
cured. in 1852. Mr. Blaine WAS not in Con-
gre>s. nor in amy Office. boston Journal
Ii II law were passed. remarks the Toronto
Telegram, requiring all rood citizens to wear
white plug hats on the occasion of every mass
meeting or gathering at which people are liable
to become excited there would be no need of
police. Men with plug hats never begin row.
Il am afraid, madam ~ad Il gentleman
who WAS looking for country board THAT the
house i ton near the station Ia be pleasant. =.
lit i Il little noisy, aS>cntrtl the laudIalV.
''hui from thc front Ncrail'a one has such IL
fine View OF peoilc who miss the trains"
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21
Cleveland is throwing off all disguises as to

Cleveland is throwing off all disguises as to
talk generally upon the subject, but he is max
he is actively in the field for a denomination.
He no longer has any fears that the New York
delegation will be divided. He has now defnit-
ly agreed to 30 South in October, and has told
Senator Colquitt of Georgia that he thought
that he would start for Georgia about Oct. Is.
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21

At SfaX Admiral Mot captured flag badly
torn by bullets. When he returned from Mad
agascar his old servant told him. 81 have
pleasant surprise awaiting you. In your alb
scnce l repaired your torn flag very nicely. 1t
now looks as good as newv'
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21

The total number Of persons who used the
public bathing houses of New York during the
month of June was 177,333. This number was
made up Of 1885, males and 81, ,O99 females.
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21

DR.. Charles s. Thompson, of Hartford,
Conn.,, is the Oldest living graduate of the Yale
Medical school. lie graduated in 1922.
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21


Cod Liver Oh, with Hyp0phOSphIteS,
For Lnny Troubles 0nd Tnsting Discusses. Dr.
j. SIMoNAUD, New Orleans, La. says: ''Scotts
Emulsion is the finest preparation of the kind. In
affections of the lungs and other wasting diseases,
may consider it our most reliable agent. In a
perfectly elcgcnt and agreeable form lw2g
The Emperor of Morocco has issued an order
that no more American plug tobacco must he land
e,i on his sacred soil. lie found Il cOupl, of coat
buttons III of his plugs and he thinks the Amc,
leans have put upa job to Kill him on.
Bodily health and viaOr may he maintained as
easily In the heat of summer, as in the winter
months f the blood is purified and viialzed with
Ayers Sarsaparlla. Every person who has used
this remedy has been greatly benefited. Take it
this month.
German 25 years of age committed suicide in
Berlin the other day because he discovered that he
bow legged. 4 fellow who can pass the pcrils
of young manhood with pair of bow legs is gen
orally looked upon rs safe,
Whether from swampy land or stagnant pool, or
from the deadly gases Of city sewers, malaria
poisons are the same. Ayers Aguc Cure, taken
according to directions, is warranted specific for
malarial disorders.
A medical journal says ii nev or knew of ANYBODY
that was hurt by ripe watermelon; but the news
individuals in the south being filled fun of shot
while leaving patch with ripe under each
arm. And that must have hurt.
Their Business Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused such a general
revival of trade at X. n. MOOdy's Drug Store as
their giving away to their customers OF many
free trial bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade Is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the fact that it al
ways cures and never disappOints. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and lung
diseases quickly cured. You can test it before
buying by getting trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
Jack backward In his grammar)-l'apa, what
part of speech is women? Papa (fresh from vcr-
bal engagement with mamma, in which, OF course,
he had been worstcd)-She isn't any part of speech
at all, Jack; she is the whole Of it.
Brace Up.
You are feeling depressed, your appetite is poor,
nervous, and generally out of sorts, and want to
brace up. Brace up, but not with stimuants,
spring medicines or bitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whiskcy, and which stimu-
late you for an hour, and then leave YOU in worse
condition than before. What you want is an alter.
ative that will purify your blood, start healthy ac-
tiOn of Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength. Such Il
medicine you will hntin Electric Btters, and only
50 cents bottle Mt II. IL. MOOdy's Drug Store.
An old couple were walking down street the 9TH
er day. reading signs. when they ran one
which the old man read thus: 'JOhnsOn's Shirt
Store" swell, Ideclarc" exclaimed the old lady,
81 wonder how he tore It,"
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21
Brighton cattle Market.

H,l,,,r,> Iul,- ~ ls.-
Am,,,Int of live stock at market i.,ftI, lJi1
III: V.Yl ,,lyrs Is,,
Number from the ,iin,.rcut States: Nr-t,r,,
cattle ~ Canadian cattle ooo. Northern ami
Eastern cattle 2-u; Connecticut cattle i;
larnb- $50 Western swine. Il. 100: Massachu,tt.
store, rrs $50: Canadian sheen and i,nis nn,,.-
New York state cattle IL Massachusetts t.itl,. H.
Prices Of Beef Cattle " 100 II, live weight
Choice quality 80 n,a5 ~: second uuality II -oa
So third quality ~ 3Oo ~: mares. 1r:l,i,s al
AZ -.
Brighton Hides, Glec. n; Brighton Tallow, :;
n3'4 b Country Hides, Ga6tir. r. d, Country
lhlloW, u , a. s.c. u n talf skins. ~. 4>c T. H.
Lamb skins, ~ atilr each extra heavy wool skins
25n:iJr each
w N"rklng oNen.-Tradc during the past week
has been very dull and slow i'll the demand. The
offerings for the week were brought to market by
ahl 9e1Wttn dealers therefore We d" hot inmh IT
M"ut' ie;d tll9>" II" may be looking for informal
h"i IN ''le columns OF the journal To make note
on thr sales Quotations $500 loj9 l21 !'ila i431
~, liirh m "Ms vs. anu ,pilh@ers:-lfl''r "nr'h% me
/. good many very choice dairy cows nj values
higher than thr ,,rrvio,1s week 1u,ou,, tl,,, n,.
iugs were fonnd snmr Vow rytr. ,,r,L,. nxt,.,
ch,icp dairy row 81 ,uil.l ,.nvs =, ,.,.I,. /
springer si.; COWS yIl each new milrt, cow
s67 ) new niich cows s5n: springer s31 3urw
COW, sic; , new nilch cows So rach new milrI,
cow, $50; ; COWS. So each. | new milc COW 2ij &:
| springer i4G Quotations-t thoicc -,ala 81 :
ordinary, so 955, common, S2S a:i1.
~winr-1Ip arrivals from the West were ,,,u.
taken dirrrtlI from III. ears to th, sl,uri,t,r
house Ouutation. Western fat moo. ,In5s r.
uer III live v,.irLt rnuntrv ,I,ssc,I a ofi = n,.
H. Store i'm li,ri,t .unuv. thn In,n,ud snu, tbn.n
on ofrr brought to market from The nciyhiu,.iu..
citr. auI tnwns md Iisn,. il, IN ,,,-,,',,,.r -
N.,ys from II IN tn c0 nor bn, ma r,,,mt, n, 1n.
prr II, live weight ~ w
' . w. t t't'n W. i'i' ''l u'' 'h'llhsN
i I'M; Ill .t'iii' ii""i i'iSt Mt'A Vu'i
uions , Nioice' 60 v ~ "iii,rT a a. - H.
''',iiaoi l, :. a't III; n"''o' -39l ~ f'',n ,
;t' f,; H "u,,;,l ,'uii;
ii'f IN ii V"'!' 1t" slt"Siteflns H!"'ii
The Republican journal., 1887-07-21

A gigantic lottery swindle, the victims of
which were Americans, has been discovered In
Montreal.